The developer, the real estate arm of the Abyssinian Baptist Church, allegedly failed to pay out $2 million to the nonprofit East Harlem Triangle after organizing the sale of a Pathmark supermarket they co-owned at 142-96 East 125th Street to Extell Development for $39 million last year.

“We want to know where our money went,” Derrick Taitt, board chairman of East Harlem Triangle, told the New York Daily News.

Abyssinian arranged the sale of the property, which the organizations owned as a 50-50 partnership, against East Harlem Triangle’s initial objections, according to documents obtained by the tabloid. And now, 18 months later, the nonprofit says its share of the proceeds have not materialized.

“We had an agreement (with Abyssinian) to be a joint venture,” said Taitt, “but they kept cheating us and charging us for costs we never agreed to.”

Pathmark paid roughly $110,000 per month in rent, but the nonprofit only received $1,800 of that, the Daily News reported.